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Iran Says Seven Oil Tankers Damaged in Strait of Hormuz, Warns of Strikes on US Bases

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Seven oil tankers were reportedly damaged in the Strait of Hormuz due to attacks and naval mines. Four of the vessels caught fire while transferring oil, which has created serious operational difficulties. Iranian authorities have cautioned that US bases could be targeted if tensions in the area escalate. The report attributes these claims to Iranian statements, and the article does not independently confirm the details. The incident highlights ongoing security concerns in one of the world's most important shipping lanes.

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